Sauk City High School - Sauk Log Yearbook (Sauk City, WI)

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JUNIORS

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VALA vn Last Will and Testament — Class of 1917 We, the Senior Class of 1917, of the Sauk City High School, being of healthy mind, body, and soul and being aware of the un- certainty of life and the certainty of death, hereby do publish and declare this our last solemn will and testament. To Prof. C. 0. Newlun we bequeath our good discipline which we have acquired thru the two years of his supervision. To Miss Nellie Pitts we will our perfect English, and all our Literary reports which have won the admiration of our fellow pupils. To Miss Theresa Costello we bequeath all our short-hand note- books, that she may in years to come see how unceasingly we strove to accomplish those fantastic letters. To Miss Kahler we will our “ kept up-to-date ” note-books, and also our perfect German letters and translations. To Miss Cooper we will all our latest inventions of reducing the high cost of food. To Mr. Harry Maitland we do bequeath our bountiful know- ledge of Physics, also our Physics note-books in order that he may remember the great pleasure we took in writing up those mysteri- ous and unexplanatory experiments. To the Junior Class we will our excellent class spirit which prevailed not only in our class meetings but also in the Assembly room. To the Sophomores we bequeath our dignity. May they take it to heart and become as serious and studious as we have become. To the Freshmen do we Seniors of 1917 bequeath the ability of knowing what to do, how to do it, and when to do it. To the Grammar department we bequeath the use of the old labratory, our dear old playroom. To the Primary department we will the privilege of enjoying the spring sunshine on the sides of the step of the old building. To the Intermediate department we will the use of the old back hall as a lion’s den. Signed this 9th day of March. Witnesses: Senior Class of 1917 A. E. Marquardt R. Buerki

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